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President Donald Trump’s planned economic agenda has fanned the flames for Wall Street’s record-setting run, but some investors worry that his first major address to Congress next week risks dousing it if his plans look slow to execute or are overly vague. The benchmark S&P 500 .SPX has surged 10 percent since Trump’s Nov. 8 election, with optimism running high over the Republican

administration’s domestic proposals, including plans to reform taxes paid by businesses. But there have been few specifics so far, and some investors believe Trump may need to provide more than just generalities when he gives his first major presidential address on Tuesday. REUTERS

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Bill Paxton, who rose to stardom with roles in Hollywood blockbusters such as “Aliens” and “Titanic,” has died at age 61 after complications from surgery, his family said in a statement on Sunday. Paxton, who appeared in dozens of films over some four decades, had recently starred in the HBO television series “Big Love,” about a polygamous Mormon family, and acted alongside Tom Cruise

in the film, “Edge of Tomorrow.” For his role in “Apollo 13,” Paxton won a Screen Actors Guild Award for outstanding performance by a cast in a motion picture in 1996. He was nominated for three Golden Globe Award in the best actor category for his work in “Big Love” and the 1990s miniseries, “A Bright Shining Lie.” REUTERS

Iran launched naval drills at the mouth of the Gulf and the Indian Ocean on Sunday, a naval commander said, as tensions with the U.S. escalated after President Donald Trump put Tehran “on notice”. Since taking office last month, Trump has pledged to get tough with Iran, warning the Islamic Republic after its ballistic missile test on Jan. 29 that it was playing with fire and all U.S. options were on the table.

Iran’s annual exercises will be held in the Strait of Hormuz, the Gulf of Oman, the Bab el-Mandab and northern parts of the Indian Ocean, to train in the fight against terrorism and piracy, Rear Admiral Habibollah Sayyari said. Millions of barrels of oil are transported daily to Europe, the United States and Asia through the Bab elMandab and the Strait of Hormuz, waterways that run along the coasts of Yemen and Iran. REUTERS

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President Donald Trump’s first budget proposal will spare big social welfare programs such as Social Security and Medicare from any cuts, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in an interview broadcast on Sunday. Mnuchin said Trump would also use a major policy speech to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday night to preview some elements of his sweeping plans to cut taxes for the middle class,

simplify the tax system and make American companies more globally competitive with lower rates and changes to encourage U.S. manufacturing. Speaking on Fox News Channel’s “Sunday Morning Futures” program, Mnuchin, who has acknowledged that tax reform is his top policy priority, said the budget plan would not seek cuts to federal benefits programs known as “entitlements.” REUTERS

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The tweeting president keeps trolling the “fake” news media. White House staffers keep leaking to the very same outlets the president derides as “phony,” even as government lawyers confiscate the aides’ personal iPhones. And almost all of it is rooted in exaggerated fear. Fear of Muslim immigrants. Fear of worried Obamacare clients at congressional town halls. Fear of the jokes at the White House Correspondents Dinner. Fear of what some Hollywood statue-hugger might say about the president from the Oscar stage. But you know who has something scary-real to fear in the days ahead, far more than the darkwarners in Washington? Millions of hard-working immigrants, legal or illegal, suddenly at dire peril across Donald Trump’s America. White House senior counselor Stephen Miller, age 31, is coming back with a barely tweaked seven-nation Muslim ban.

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Harsh new deportation rules have put 11 million immigrants at immediate risk of expulsion. Now, any abuela who runs a red light can be grabbed and shipped off, regardless of how long she’s been in the country or how spotlessly she has behaved. Here in Trump’s America, the Land of Opportunity is giving way to the Land of Rising Adversity. “America First” is sounding more and

more like “White, NativeBorn America First,” the adjectives rarely spoken but heard by millions nonetheless. The most disturbing human story of the past few days? It’s the unprovoked hate-shooting of two Indian engineers at a bar in Olathe, Kansas. A rage-filled, slur-spewing local, a U.S. Navy veteran, has been charged with killing Srinivas Kuchibhotla and wounding Alok Madasani.

Madasani’s father, Jagan Mohan Reddy, is now wracked with worry about his wounded son and a second son also living in America. Should he urge his boys to return to India at once for their own safety? “We have to think it over,” the fearful father said to a reporter from Hyderabad, India. “My sons are not new to America. They have been staying there for 10 to 12 years. This is a new situ-

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Philadelphia’s third Vision Zero Conference is happening on Wednesday and it’s set to be the most diverse set of speakers and organizations the city has seen make the case, and talk best practices, for safer streets. Organized by the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia — an early proponent of Vision Zero in Philly — there’s a range of organizations that have come together this year to promote the idea that our city should record zero traffic-related deaths and serious injuries. For those unaware, Vision Zero is the Swedish-born policy that advocates engineering, education and enforcement options that can be put into place to bring an area’s or municipality’s (or, you know, country’s) traffic deaths down to zero. It sounds utopian. Because it is. But it’s also attainable. Many cities and countries that have instituted Vision Zero policies (from New York City to the Netherlands) have seen dramatic decreases in traffic deaths. New York City had fewer traffic deaths last year than ever before. If the U.S. had instituted Vision Zero when the Netherlands did in the late 1990s, we could have avoided 20,000 traffic deaths per year, as noted in a recent report by professor Peter Furth of Northeastern University in Boston.

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The policy has been seen as somewhat unachievable and a bit wonky until recent years. The Bicycle Coalition and our partners actually put together a mayoral debate in 2015 in which all the candidates made a commitment to Vision Zero if elected. And Mayor Kenney signed an executive order in late 2016, creating the city’s first-ever Vision Zero Task Force, which is currently constructing the city’s policy. Philadelphia’s Vision Zero 2017 Conference is being led by organizations like the Bicycle Coalition, AAA, Uber, AARP, SEPTA, Jefferson University and many others to discuss how to create roadways that respect all human dignity. Those in attendance will hear from panelists, experts and advocates about how they can work to make their communities safer for everyone. “People of all ages deserve to be safe on the streets, whether walking, bicycling or driving. Focusing on transportation issues is one way we’re working to make Philadelphia a more livable community,” noted AARP Pennsylvania State Director Bill Johnston-Walsh in a recent news release. Vision Zero assumes that people make mistakes — a correct assumption. Every day, someone’s eyes are taken off the road to check a text message, change the radio station, get someone’s attention or a range of other distractions. When that happens, it’s up to us as a society to make sure the conditions in which that happens do not result in anyone’s death. More and more people are understanding that, and Wednesday’s conference will show how we can put it all into action. Tickets are still available at Visionzero2017 .org. Randy LoBasso is communications manager for the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia.

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Amy Smith Overcoming addiction is usually a hardfought battle. Whether it’s alcohol, heroin, nicotine or prescription drugs, going it alone only adds another layer of complexity and isolation to the process. Experts say that incorporating social support and therapy ups our chance of being successful. (It’s all about treating the cause, not just the symptoms.) Seabrook House, a leading New Jersey drug rehab center, is taking it a step

further, adding holistic treatments to the mix. This means taking a whole-body approach—mind, body, soul—to getting, and staying, sober. The doctors at Seabrook House wholeheartedly embrace this philosophy, supplementing individual rehab programs with things like meditation, yoga and acupuncture. “Getting clean usually comes with anxiety,” says Dr. Alberta Montano-DiFabio, Chief Clinical Officer. “Instead of just taking a pill, we want our patients to learn other ways of coping that they can take with

them when they leave. If you take drugs and alcohol out of one hand, you have to put something else—a healthy replacement— in the other.” Seabrook House has no shortage of healthy replacements. From massage to art therapy to mindfulness training, the rehab center’s wellness department is all about adding holistic supports to traditional addiction treatment plans. What it’s really about is attacking addiction from all angles. For example, someone seeing their way through heroin addiction might really benefit from detox,

which majorly eases the physiological symptoms that go hand in hand with withdrawal. To make the treatment plan as robust as possible, Seabrook House might also tack on guided meditation and group therapy. Their 12-step values are woven throughout everything they do. “Our holistic treatment options are designed to support the other areas of recovery,” adds Dr. Montano-DiFabio. “One really does strengthen the other.” Seabrook House is a celebrated private rehab center located about 90 minutes from New York City in

Bridgeton, New Jersey. They also operate four neighboring outpatient facilities, as well as its Long Term Residential Care Programs for men and women. This last care option is ideal for the early stages of the recovery process and can last anywhere from three to 12 months.

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DESECRATION Dozens of graves vandalized at Philly Jewish cemetery Nearly 100 headstones were overturned, damaged or broken at the Mount Carmel Cemetery, a Jewish burial place, in Northeast Philadelphia. A North Jersey man visiting his father’s grave made the grim discovery Sunday morning, and Philadelphia police were later dispatched to the cemetery, at Frankford and Cheltenham avenues, around 9:30 a.m. for reports of vandalism, according

to multiple reports. Aaron Mallin, the man who discovered the acts of vandalism and contacted police, told 6ABC that he hopes it wasn’t an antiSemitic attack, but instead “just some drunk kids.â€? But the apparent vandalism comes less than a week after more than 150 headstones were damaged at a Jewish cemetery in St. Louis on Feb. 21. The following day, the New York City headquarters for the Anti-Defamation League

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received an anonymous bomb threat, prompting a brief evacuation. More than 70 Jewish community centers across the nation had received similar phoned-in threats since the start of the new year. President Donald Trump last week called the recent spate in acts of anti-Semitism “horribleâ€? and “a very sad reminder of the work that still must be done to root out hate and prejudice and evil.â€? ALEXIS SACHDEV The city Department of Revenue says the new soda tax took in at least $5.7 million in its ďŹ rst month. METRO FILE PHOTO

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Philadelphia’s new tax on sweetened drinks is still bubbling with opposition. City officials said on Thursday that the Department of Revenue collected at least $5.7 million from the soda tax in January, well above the $2.3 million that was forecast by a city financial report. Metro reported on the $2.3 million January projection in an article on Wednesday, with some wholesalers and store owners who oppose the tax saying they may have to lay off workers to compensate for lost profits. The tax, which began on Jan. 1, is the first of its kind in a major American city. It was expected to bring in $91 million a year, or about $7.6 million a month. Proceeds will help finance universal pre-kindergarten programs and the rehabilitation of city recreation centers, parks and libraries. “That the first month’s beverage tax revenues are so high is reason to believe the goal for the year will be met,â€? said Marc Stier, director of the Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center. The group is a nonpartisan, statewide policy research project. Stier called the figures for January “very good news.â€? The $5.7 million the

city actually collected from the tax in January should increase because not all payments have been processed, according to the Department of Revenue. Additionally, “it is anticipated that some distributors and dealers may be slow to register, file and pay,â€? the department said in a statement. To ensure compliance, city investigators and auditors will be sent to various dealer and distributor locations. Department of Revenue Commissioner Frank Breslin said that the move is not “about punishing businesses.â€? “It’s about helping make sure everyone is doing what they are required to do so everyone can avoid penalties,â€? he said. Ultimately, he added, “we can fuel bigger and better things for the people of Philadelphia.â€? Revenue from the tax may also rise in the coming months when retailers who may have stocked up on sweetened drinks before the tax kicked in have to restock, the city said. Local retailers and wholesalers, meanwhile, are still crying foul. They claim the tax will lead to diminished sales and could force them to lay off hundreds of workers. “Regardless of how much money the administration says it collected in the first month of this tax, the pain Philadelphia families and businesses are feeling is very real,â€? according to a statement from Ax the Bev Tax Coalition, created by the Pennsylvania Food Merchants Association. For more on the soda tax, visit metro.us.

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Lawyers for U.S. Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl said on Sunday they will ask an Army appeals court to dismiss charges against him in the belief that President Donald Trump’s repeatedly calling him a “traitor” during the election campaign make it impossible for him to get a fair trial. Bergdahl’s defense team plans to make the request on Monday at the U.S. Army Court of Criminal Appeals in Virginia, Attorney Eugene Fidell said in a telephone interview. In a lower court, military Judge Jeffrey Nance of U.S. Army Trial Judiciary Second Judicial Court in Fort Bragg, North Carolina, rejected their argument. Bergdahl, who spent five years as a prisoner of the Taliban in Afghanistan after walking off his post in 2009, faces a court-martial on charges of desertion and endangerment of U.S. troops. The soldier’s attorneys argue that comments made by Trump on the campaign trail before his November presidential election victory condemning Bergdahl, at one point calling him “a no-good traitor,” have denied their client

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Treason charges against Russian cyberexperts linked to seven-year-old accusations Treason charges brought in December against two Russian state security officers and a cybersecurity expert in Moscow relate to allegations made by a Russian businessman seven years ago, according to the businessman and a source connected with the investigation. They said the arrests concern allegations that the suspects passed secrets to U.S. firm Verisign and other unidentified American companies, which in turn shared them with U.S. intelligence agencies. Ruslan Stoyanov, head of the computer incidents investigation team at Russian cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab, was arrested and charged with treason in December along

with two officers of Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB), since identified as Sergei Mikhailov and Dmitry Dokuchayev. Authorities have given no public explanation for the arrests, which, as Reuters has previously reported, caused a chill in cooperation between Russians and U.S. researchers in the cyber crime-fighting field. The source connected to the investigation said the arrests were a result of accusations first made in 2010 by Pavel Vrublevsky, a Russian businessman and founder of ChronoPay, an online payments company. Vrublevsky told Reuters he had also learned that the arrests were a response to his allegations: that Stoyanov and Mikhailov had passed secrets on to American firms. A representative for

Stoyanov’s defense team declined to comment for this article. Reuters was unable to locate representatives for Mikhailov or Dokuchayev. Verisign denies that it received information that was secret. The firm’s iDefense unit compiled dossiers on cyber crime for clients including private firms and government agencies that include U.S. intelligence services, but it says its research did not contain classified information. REUTERS

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Bernie Sanders: Democrats must overhaul party, attack big business Democrats are struggling to recover from an electoral rout in November in which they lost not only the White House, but both chambers of the U.S. Congress. Republicans won the governor’s office in 33 states, up from 31, and increased their dominance in state legislatures.

Former U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders on Sunday urged a major overhaul of his party, calling for more aggressive efforts to court workingclass voters and fight big businesses from Wall Street to the pharmaceutical sector.

Sanders, who spoke a day after Democrats chose Tom Perez, a veteran of former President Barack Obama’s administration, as their new party chairman, said it was also crucial for progressives to do more to mobilize grassroots supporters to take on Republican President Donald Trump. “We need a total transformation,” the 75-year-old U.S. senator from Vermont said on CNN’s “State of the Union.” The unexpectedly strong challenge from Sanders, a Democratic socialist, to Hillary Clinton in the 2016 Democratic presidential primary laid bare the fissures within the party. Sanders’ calls to rein in big businesses echoed a campaign theme that energized his supporters during the Democratic

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“We need to open up the party to working people, to young people and make it crystal clear that the Democratic Party is going to take on Wall Street, it’s going to take on the greed of the pharmaceutical industry, it’s going to take on corporate America that is shutting down plants in this country and moving our jobs abroad.”

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to do as Democrats, help elect people in statehouses, presidency, local government and everywhere in between,” Perez said on NBC’s “Meet the Press.” Democrats did not invest enough in their party infrastructure and grassroots organizing and ignored large swathes of rural America, Perez said in a round of television appearances. Trump swept those areas and the Rust Belt region in the Midwest with his talk of bringing jobs back to America and renegotiating the trade deals many blamed for their loss. Perez cited the angry town halls some Republican lawmakers have faced recently and said it was important for Democrats to harness that energy into the ballot booth. REUTERS

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“The hard work that I put in the practice room with them beside me ‌ that’s what the spotlight should have been on ‌ because I would not be here without them.â€? Beggs ity High School in the Dallas suburb of Euless, had a 52-0 record ahead of the weekend tournament and was favored to win the high school championship in his weight class. On Saturday, he beat Chelsea Sanchez 12-2 to earn the championship. After his victory, Beggs told reporters he wanted the focus of Saturday’s championship to be on his teammates rather than him. “That’s honestly what the spotlight should’ve been on, my teammates,â€? said Beggs, while backed by his team and wearing a gold medal around his neck. About a week ago,

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The Oscars go high instead of low Host Jimmy Kimmel led the pack in using the stage to rage against our fearless leader, but most of the winners stayed positive. MATT PRIGGE

Justin Timberlake eases us in The 2017 Academy Awards are the biggest powder keg since the ceremony in 2003, held mere days after the start of the Iraq War. So it kicked off light. It kicked off with Justin Timberlake strutting through the theater, singing his song from “Trolls.” He did more than make sure we never had to think about “Trolls” again. He helped us brace for an avalanche of (albeit welcome) anti-Trump speeches and jokes, plus the possibility that Mahershala Ali would somehow not win the Best Supporting Actor Oscar. (Fifteen minutes later, he did, so phew.)

Opening with Timberlake also meant a bit less of Jimmy Kimmel — also a generous move. Our host was quick to make a Trump yuk, referencing the night’s audiences in other parts of the globe, including “the 225 countries that now hate us.” He asked Meryl Streep if she was wearing Ivanka. He ordered The New York Times and other news outlets to leave. He did thank our president, in a way: “Remember

last year when they said the Oscars were racist?” He didn’t spend all his time on the orange one. He razzed Mel Gibson, he fake-razzed Matt Damon. We say his best joke was the one that got a delayed reaction. Speaking of the bummers in the Best Picture slot, he quipped, “The only happy ending of the nominees was the one in the middle of ‘Moonlight.’” Not bad.

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The Best Documentary winner speaks to our times, too Honestly, the tightest Oscar race this year wasn’t one of the acting categories. It was which of the five bracing, timely documentary features would win that award. Would it be “13th,” Ava DuVernay’s chronicle of institutional racism in America? There was “I Am Not Your Negro,” which reminded us how much James Baldwin says about race today. “Fire at Sea,” concerns refugees.

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“Life, Animated,” meanwhile, is “only” about autism. But voters flipped for “O.J.: Made in America,”

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In “Bitter Harvest,” Max Irons and Samantha Barks play two young people caught up in the “Holodomor,” when Stalin’s Russia created a famine throughout Soviet Ukraine. MARK TILLIE

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It was like a Main Line version of “La La Land.” Moments after Villanova’s Josh Hart had put a cap on a phenomenal senior season by throwing down a dunk, then draining a longer-than-hehad-any-business-taking-it 3-pointer to both finish off pesky Creighton, 7963, and at the same time finish off the soon-tobe-remodeled Pavilion, the love-in began. The only thing missing was the crowd breaking into song on their way out the

doors. Hart and fellow seniors Kris Jenkins and Darryl Reynolds, the latter who’s missed the last five games with a rib injury, climbed atop a table behind the basket near the student section and started waving goodbye. That prompted even louder cheers than the ones which rang throughout the old building all day. It had begun when the three seniors marched through those same stands with their parents to center court, then continued throughout a game in which the Blue Jays hung tough with Jay Wright’s weary 28-3 team until the last few minutes. It was time to celebrate, even though a regular-season finale at Georgetown still remains, followed by the Big East Tournament, and

then their defense of the NCAA crown. Hart, Jenkins and Reynolds stood on that tabletop, basking in the glory, thanking their fans, who in turn showered affection on them. And when they hoisted that championship trophy one last time for all to see — the one made possible by Jenkins’ buzzer-beater in Houston last April — the place was never louder. Or, as Wright would say later after everybody had come back to earth: “This building when no one’s in it is the ugliest place. But when you put Villanova people in here on game night I think it’s the best building in the country. “ “It was definitely emotional,” said Hart, the likely first-team AllAmerica and a strong candidate for Player of

This year’s Villanova seniors will be legends on campus forever.

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